FLIGHT OF THE EAGLE



NOVEMBER 1806 FRENCH TURN


Napleon remains in Paris. In Germany, the troops of the Grande Arm�e are now securely in winter quarters.

Marshal Soult, at the head of 25,000 men, braves the snow-choked passes of the Pyrennes to establish a French military presence in the peninsula.

La Romana withdraws from Portugal into Spain. Meanwhile, in Toulouse on the Franco-Spanish border, Marshal Soult and his entourage arrive for an unspecified assignment.

NOVEMBER 1806 ALLIED TURN


Very little activity. The Royal Navy continues its patrols and the Russo-Prussian army remains behind the Vistula.

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